I read that you learn more from a poor example than from a correct one. I don't believe this but that means my site will be a success.
My name is Matt Blair. Born in Virginia and now in the Bay Area. I write code during the day, play underwater hockey when I get a chance, and do other things occasionally.
I’m a fan of the website www.runningahead.com. I use it to track all my sporting life activities. The primary reason I use this site, instead of one of the hundreds like it, is that you can track anything - yoga, rowing, running, P-90x, underwater hockey, tiddlywinks, whatever. Throw in some customizable reporting and some great hardware integration, and it’s free, and you’ve got a winner.
title = "Introducing Songbird"
description = "How to have promises everywhere, all the time"
date = 2014-02-09
post_name = "introducing-songbird"
status = "publish"
tags = ["development","software","coding","web","html","JavaScript","CoffeeScript","EMCAScript","Songbird","Bluebird","Promises","Generators","EMCAScript"]…